“I’m looking for a person who is looking for something. Are
you that person?”
This is the question posed by a missionary in Colombia. This
question sparked a conversation with a man who may have never had a
chance to hear the Gospel. I can’t say whether or not this man accepted the
Lord that day or not. But, nevertheless, he heard it and most likely has
thought about that question since that day in March 2012.
All over the world are people who are looking for something.
They are seeking out what will satisfy them. What will fill that gaping hole in
their hearts and satisfy a longing that nothing else will? We, as Christians,
understand that Christ and the love of our Heavenly Father will satisfy this
need.
Today marked a turning point in my preparation for Spain. I believe
that God gave me a glimpse of what He has in store for El Escorial, Spain.
With His grace and guidance, I have a vision that every coffee shop and bar in the
town to be a place of true hope. Jesus said that where two or three are
gathered, there He is. I want to see Jesus infiltrate these places. These are the places where people gather
and share life.
In days where hope is dim and to people many
life is losing its appeal- we have a hope and joy that translates seamlessly
across any language and any setting.
These simple buildings can become the meeting place of
Jesus and the lost. Hope and the hopeless.
Where
those who are seeking can find solace.
This is my vision.
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